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The Weidmüller 3045110000 is a PCB connector designed for reliable signal and power transmission in industrial environments. It features a 5.00 mm pitch and supports up to 18 A current carrying capacity at 320 V. The component utilizes SNAP IN cage clamp technology, enabling tool-free wire insertion and secure connections without screws. This design facilitates rapid assembly and ensures high vibration resistance. The unit is available as a single piece per package.
Verify the specific pin count and housing color against the official datasheet before ordering. Confirm that the SNAP IN mechanism aligns with your assembly workflow requirements. Ensure compatibility with the intended wire gauge and terminal block series. Cross-reference the RoHS compliance status if environmental regulations apply to your project specifications.
Select this component when tool-free assembly speed and vibration resistance are critical priorities. The SNAP IN technology offers a distinct advantage over traditional screw terminals in high-volume production settings. Consider the 5.00 mm pitch requirement for board layout constraints. Evaluate the 18 A rating against peak load conditions to ensure long-term reliability under thermal stress.
This part belongs to the OMNIMATE® family of PCB connectors from Weidmüller. The series emphasizes modular design and hybrid plug configurations for power, signal, and data applications. The SNAP IN technology represents a modern approach to terminal blocks, focusing on efficiency and error-proof installation in next-generation equipment manufacturing.
No public confirmed substitute part numbers are available in the provided documentation. Verify mechanical footprint and electrical ratings carefully if considering alternative brands or models from different manufacturers.

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